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 1   1, 4 |    asked the king to send her home to her~parents; and Suddhodana,
 2   1, 6 |      him, and having returned home looked~with disdain upon
 3   1, 7 |      and death I have left my home to seek the path of~salvation.
 4   1, 7 |     and I will go out from my home to seek~the way of salvation.
 5   1, 8 |       the ground. Having sent home~Channa, the charioteer,
 6   5, 18| lamentation~and grief. Return home and restore thy mother to
 7   7, 23|       I give up my~wealth, my home, and my business enterprises,
 8   8, 25|      orphans, having returned home, saw the garden of the heir-apparent,~
 9   8, 27|       who wandered forth~from home into homelessness to obtain
10  13, 50|     strange that I protect~my home against the influences of
11  13, 50|       thy duty~to protect thy home, thy wife, thy children,
12  13, 50|    directions.~ "To guard thy home by mysterious ceremonies
13  13, 53|     traveling and who~returns home in safety, the welcome of
14  14, 60|       details of thy father's home? Seest thou not with thy~
15  14, 63|        and the third one~came home after having lost his wealth.
16  14, 73|  profit and returned to their home, and when they died they~
17  16, 83|       in thy sickness? Return home with me to the land of the~
18  16, 83|       recognize him and to go home with~him.~ And the World-honored
19  16, 92|    thence; but when they came~home, they cast up their hands,